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Just 5 Minutes A Day: Research Shows Short Workouts Can Significantly Boost Health
A study from Edith Cowan University demonstrates that a daily five-minute eccentric exercise routine can lead to significant improvements in muscle strength, flexibility, and mood.
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3 Seconds Of Exercise Three Times A Week Can Help You Grow Muscle: Study
A team of scientists asked 26 young volunteers to do three-second bicep contractions either two or three days a week for four weeks.
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New Asthma Research May Be a Possible Breakthrough for Better Treatment
In a study led by scientists from Edith Cowan University, Australia, it was discovered that those suffering from severe cases of asthma have a distinct biochemical profile in their urine when compared to individuals suffering from mild or moderate asthma and healthy individuals.
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Scientists Develop World's First Melanoma Blood Test
Australian researchers said Wednesday they have developed a blood test for melanoma in its early stages, calling it a "world first" breakthrough that could save many lives.
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Australia's Oldest Scientist Wins Battle To Continue Working At 102
A 102-year-old Australian ecologist, the country's oldest working scientist, has won a battle to keep working on campus at an Australian university.
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Video games boost social skills in children: Study
Yet another study advocating the benefits of video games has been published.
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Just 5 Minutes A Day: Research Shows Short Workouts Can Significantly Boost Health
A study from Edith Cowan University demonstrates that a daily five-minute eccentric exercise routine can lead to significant improvements in muscle strength, flexibility, and mood.
-
3 Seconds Of Exercise Three Times A Week Can Help You Grow Muscle: Study
A team of scientists asked 26 young volunteers to do three-second bicep contractions either two or three days a week for four weeks.
-
New Asthma Research May Be a Possible Breakthrough for Better Treatment
In a study led by scientists from Edith Cowan University, Australia, it was discovered that those suffering from severe cases of asthma have a distinct biochemical profile in their urine when compared to individuals suffering from mild or moderate asthma and healthy individuals.
-
Scientists Develop World's First Melanoma Blood Test
Australian researchers said Wednesday they have developed a blood test for melanoma in its early stages, calling it a "world first" breakthrough that could save many lives.
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Australia's Oldest Scientist Wins Battle To Continue Working At 102
A 102-year-old Australian ecologist, the country's oldest working scientist, has won a battle to keep working on campus at an Australian university.
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Video games boost social skills in children: Study
Yet another study advocating the benefits of video games has been published.
